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3/4 Inch Plunge Router Bit x 1/2″ Shank – Whiteside 1085F

3/4 inch plunge router bit is able to plunge vertically down into the workpiece (without moving the router sideways) thanks to the carbide cutting edge that extends along the entire width of the bit. Ideal for grooves, dadoes and more! 1/2″ Shank 3/4″ Cut Diameter 1-1/4″ Cut Length Recommended RPM: 14,000 Made In USA

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$26.65 $42.99 In stock

Category: Straight Cut Router Bits

Whiteside 1085F Straight Router Bit w/ Boring Point 3/4″ Dia x 1-1/4″ LOC x 1/2″ Shank. These bits are used for making grooves, dados, mortising, etc.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

Cut perfect, clean dados in hardwood plywood with zero tear-out, and the 1/2-inch shank eliminates any chatter in my router table. The boring point helps me start stopped grooves precisely where I want them.

Amelia ★★★★★

The boring point on this bit makes starting a plunge cut dead-on, no walking or wandering at all. I’ve used it for several dados and mortises, and the 1/2″ shank keeps everything steady even in hard wood. Cuts stay clean with no burning on the edges.

Robert ★★★★★

I was a little worried the boring point might wander on start, but it drilled in dead-center and the cut came out glass-smooth. The 1-1/4 inch depth of cut handled my mortising job easily without any burning.